Don't throw away old speakers! Not many people know this genius method 

me too ! !

The real problem here is we do not have a fix for stupid :)

@@boatingmanchester Stupid about what? Well made point about equipment needed. VERY few have such. Stating in headline would been useful, then talking during video. I never would have watched. Actually FFWD to end after seeing lathe needed.

Jajaaa. Si .este seguramente fue el caso. No sabía que hacer con el torno 6:37 . Que pena , una herramienta tan útil.

@@antonioantonini5724 Mi padre se ganaba la vida usando tornos y "cepillos" y "fresas" y una máquina que solo los mecánicos y técnicos metalúrgicos conocen. Es la Bridgeport. Hoy en día lamento mucho que nunca se me ocurrió pedirle a mi papá que me enseñara como usar esas máquinas. Yo me gradué de la universidad tres veces y estuve en la administración por más de 30 años.

Lol... Thats always my first thought when I watch videos like this, A lathe always comes out, like a toaster almost everyone has one collecting dust. LOL LOL LOL 😅😂😅😂😅

Don't throw away speakers if you happen to have a metal shop in your garage 😅

Exactly the comment I was going to make. (Even though I have got a lathe gathering dust in my garage lol)

Thank you very much, my friend🙂

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Yah that's the reason my store is full of stuff.

Yes! You could melt plastic in acetone, solder-melt a nail in each hole for structure, inject the melted plastic in any hole, machine large nails into small feet, induction heat them (with homemade coil made from security camera batteries) and fuse them to the bottom so the container will stand up horizontally, then use the same steps to fill the speaker hole on the other part, using a circle cut from your neighbor's Honda bumper, then take a plastic clothes hanger, trim it with a homemade electromatic heat knife, form it using your homemade induction coil wired to a Philips screwdriver with the handle cut off, into a lip structure on the "lid". After refinishing the pieces using 60 grit and body filler made from ramen, paint it with nail polish that has been chemically altered with cat urine. PRESTO!!! You have made a food storage container without the expense or trouble needed to buy Tupperware!!!!

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DOES IT COME WITH A HOME PREGNANCY TEST KIT?...

No water required, he's using tungsten Carbide tips.

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Welcome, friend😉

Welcome, friend😉

Well actually I have 2 metal lathes & one wood turning lathe. Lathes aren't overly expensive when purchased second hand.

@@douglasfeilen4344 well you're lucky then, not everyone can afford one and also have the space for them. One other thing, how do you use two metal latches at once? Surely you could donate one to someone.

@@leswelch4491 One lathe ( Myford ) I use for small items & it can perform some milling via the use of accessories. The larger ( Metal Master ) for heavier,larger jobs. Lastly my wood lathe is going to being donated to our local men's shed on completion of their new premises. You asked about 2 lathes at once , in my days prior to retirement I would often have several machines going at once. Mill , lathe , surface grinder. Life is much easier if you have a lathe,so many things can be done. Can't imagine being without. Even a small bench top machine can get you out of trouble. All the best & happy tinkering.